Yes

Mountains, Water, and the Permanent Enclosure count as sides of an Enclosure.

No

Omnivores eat either Plants or Meat. You choose which resource when you feed them.

No

Dinosaurs must be in a completely closed Enclosure to breed.

No

You must be able to perform an action to place a Rancher on an action space. If a space has multiple actions, then you must perform at least one of them.

Yes

The Rival scores victory points like a regular player would: adding up points from fulfilled Contract Cards, Research Cards and Regular Dinosaurs still left in the Rival's Ranch.

Yes

The Rival can fulfil a Contract, which requires a Unique Dinosaur, by discarding a Genetic Research Card.

The leftmost one

If the Rival can fulfil several Contracts, the Rival fulfills the one, which is furthest to the left among them.

No

The Rival doesn't participate in any phases, except the second one, so the Rival doesn't breed or feed the Dinosaurs.

1

The Rival can only fulfill 1 Contract per turn, even if the Rival has the Dinosaurs to fulfill several of them.

With most points

When the Rival gains a Research Card, draw 3 new Research Cards and add them into the row. The Rival takes the highest victory point card from the entire row. If there is a tie for the highest, it takes the tied card closest to the deck. The Rival will never take cards, which provide a variable number of points.

No

When the Rival gains resources and its token reaches the maximum amount of “13“, the Resource Max Action is immediately triggered. After a Resource Max Action is resolved, the token is reset to 0 and any remainder of resources over 13 is lost.

Yes

If the Rival should gain Dinosaurs due to any reason (such as resolving a Rival Rancher Card, Stealing a Dinosaur, or performing a Resource Max Action), while the Rival doesn't have enough space for any of them, then the Rival performs the Rival Special Action.

No

When the Rival performs the Steal action and you do not have the listed item, then the Rival does not gain that item.

Yes

If the Rival gains 2 Dinosaurs, but has space for only 1 of them, place the first Dinosaur, and perform the Rival Special Action instead of placing the second Dinosaur.

No

The Rival may perform the Special Action only once per turn.

Takes Special Action

If the Rival gains Dinosaurs and there is no room in the column for that Dinosaur (which only has room for 3) then it is not placed. Instead, the Rival immediately performs the Rival Special Action listed at the top of the Rival Ranch.

Yes

When you assign your own Ranchers, you must first check if there are Rival Rancher Cards placed above an Action Mat. For each card above, every action space on that Action Mat is considered to have a single Rival Rancher on it.

4 or 5

The Rival takes 4 turns during each of the first 3 rounds and 5 during each of the last 3 rounds, resolving 1 Rival Rancher Card per turn.

The Rival

The Rival starts the game as the first player. Place the First Player Marker in the Rival's play area during setup. You may gain the Marker for yourself as usual.

No

The Rival cannot gain any Private Contract Cards. The Rival can only fulfil Public Contracts.

No

When the Round Marker reaches the “Round 4“ space, you draw 1 random Private Contract Card and keep it, without choosing from 2 cards.

No

When you gain a Unique Dinosaur, you must first place it into your Holding Area. You do not have its special ability, until you place it into your Ranch. You also lose the special ability, when the Dinosaur is escaping, or if you discard the Dinosaur to fulfil a Contract Card.

No

No, unless specified otherwise by the Dinosaur's special ability.

Yes

If the supply of a species of regular Dinosaurs is zero, you cannot take more of that Dinosaur. Any effect that results in you gaining that species is canceled. If there is not enough to supply all players during the 6th phase, each eligible player takes one at a time, in order, starting with the first player until they are gone.

No

A newborn Dinosaur may be placed into a different Enclosure than its parents.

Yes

A newborn Dinosaur must be placed into an Enclosure, if you cannot - it immediately escapes, and you receive the escape penalty.

It escapes

If your Ranch does not have room for a newborn Dinosaur, it immediately Escapes, and you receive the escape penalty.

No

Newborn Dinosaurs cannot breed the round they are born.

Yes

When performing the Carnivores' escape penalty, you may discard a Herbivore which was going to escape. If an escaping Carnivore eats an escaping Herbivore first, that Herbivore does not cause the Herbivores' Escape Penalty.

Once per round

Each penalty type only occurs once per round, even if multiple Dinosaurs of the same type escape.

No

If discarding a Barrier due to an escape penalty would cause an Enclosure to not be “closed,“ the remaining fed Dinosaurs do not escape. However, they do not breed during the 6th phase.

You choose the order

If you receive both the Herbivores' and the Carnivores' escape penalties during the same phase, you resolve them in any order you choose.

The one you choose

When an Omnivore escapes from your Ranch, you choose whether it is a Carnivore or a Herbivore, and then receive the corresponding penalty.

Yes

During the Feed Dinosaurs phase you must feed your Dinosaurs in any order you choose until you cannot spend any more resources. If any of your Dinosaurs remain unfed, they Escape.

No?

Player order

If there is a tie, then the tied player who is earliest in turn order (starting with the First Player Marker and going clockwise) wins.

No

Each player may collect a maximum of 13 resources of each type.

No

You cannot place Ranchers onto an action space where you already have Ranchers. However, other players can, by placing 1 more Rancher than the player with the highest number of Ranchers on that space.

No

When you gain a Dinosaur from an action space, you must place it into the Holding Area of your Player Mat. You will place this Dinosaur into your Ranch during the Arrange Ranch phase. But note that if you gain a newborn Dinosaur during the Breed Dinosaurs phase, you must immediately place it into your Ranch.

No

You roll the Wrangler Die only when placing Ranchers on the Free Range Dinos action spaces.

Yes

You always gain at least 1 Dinosaur, when placing Ranchers on the Free Range Dinos action spaces. When you roll the Wound, you must place the Dinosaur to your Medical Leave.

Nothing

When gaining the First Player Marker, immediately take it from the player who has it. If you already have it, you simply keep it.

Yes

When you move a Dinosaur from your Holding Area by using an action space, it does not matter if it is outside of an Enclosure, or in an Enclosure with a different species at this time. However, you must fix any illegal placements during the Arrange Ranch phase.

Yes

When you move Barriers from your Ranch into your Holding Area, it does not matter if this makes a Dinosaur to be outside of an Enclosure, or in an Enclosure with a different species at this time. However, you must fix any illegal placements during the Arrange Ranch phase.

No

In order to discard a Dinosaur for a Contract Card, it must already be in your Ranch. You may use a dedicated action space to move 1 Dinosaur from your Holding Area to your Ranch for this purpose.

No

You reveal new Public Contract Cards during the Refresh for Next Round phase only.

No

The only time you can fulfil a Private Contract is immediately after you have fulfilled a Public Contract.

No

You gain exactly 2 Private Contract Cards during each game: one during setup, and one before the 4th round.

Add to the row

When you draw 3 Research Cards from the deck, choose one of them to keep and place the 2 unchosen cards face-up in a row next to the other revealed cards.

No

Barriers that were placed in earlier Rounds cannot be moved, except when you use a dedicated action space during the Assign Ranchers phase.

Yes

During the Arrange Ranch phase, you may rearrange any of your Dinosaurs in your Ranch as you wish, as long as you don't place Dinosaurs of different species in the same Enclosure.

Yes

Unique Dinosaurs do not have to be placed into an Enclosure and can be placed in an open area of the Ranch with other Unique Dinosaurs.

No

Unique Dinosaurs cannot be Enclosed with any other Dinosaur, including other Unique Dinosaurs, because they are of a different species.